The phrase "adaptation goal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, climate change, or any field that involves setting objectives for adapting to changes or challenges.
Example: "The adaptation goal for our community is to enhance resilience against flooding by improving drainage systems."
Alternatives: "adjustment objective" or "adaptation target."
Cognitive radios can be perceived as more capable versions of software defined radios in the sense that they have sensing, awareness, learning, adaptation, goal driven autonomous operation, and reconfigurability features [9, 10].
The adaptation goal links the temperature goal - to be held below 2°C, and pursuing efforts to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels - with adequacy.
Protein flexibility at different environmental temperatures may be one adaptation goal whereas for the whole transcriptome other requirements may prevail.
Various approaches for partitioning the health system have been developed and used including those by: Donabedian ([ 58] structure/inputs, process, and outcomes), Kaplan and Norton ([ 59] the Balanced Score Card, BSC), and Sicotte et al., [ 32] (adaptation, goal attainment, production, and maintaining culture and values).
Reasons on observations to adjust adaptation goals.
We introduce a framework for ex-ante assessment of the impact of land management policies and interventions and for quantifying their impacts on land-based mitigation and adaptation goals.
Consequently, we request climate change donors to refrain from providing support to narrowly designed projects and we urge them instead to promote more holistic and territorial-based approaches targeting both mitigation and adaptation goals.
In addition, a national-local agreement was effective from 2007 to 2011 in which the local government committed to national ambitions on climate change policy, which was mostly concerned with climate change mitigation efforts, but also included a few climate change adaptation goals.
In doing so, they expanded the opportunities for forests to play a key part in our global response to climate change, helping to achieve both mitigation and adaptation goals.
Topics investigated include the impacts of climate change perceived to be of the greatest importance; adaptation goals being set; management actions being carried out to achieve these goals; sources of information used; and perceived barriers to taking action.
The questionnaire covered six broad topics: background information about the conservation site and its overall conservation objectives; climate impacts of concern; adaptation goals; management actions; information sources used; and barriers to action (see supplementary material).
